How Do You Restore A Slate Floor - Abbey Floor Care - 0800 695 0180

How do you restore a slate floor?
You will need to clean the tiles before you begin restoring a slate flooring. To remove any dirt or dust from the surface, a vacuum is important. Although you can use a broom to get rid of surface dust and debris, you'll always need a vacuum to clean up the fine soil. Why not start with a vacuum? Use an edge nozzle to clean corners and edges.
Although slate floors are stain-resistant, some foods, chemicals and other substances can still cause staining. Even grout between individual tiles can stain. For stubborn stains, use an alkaline cleaner. Before applying cleaners to floors, make sure you test them on a hidden area. To get the cleaner into the grout and natural crevices of the slate, you may need to use a scrub brush. You should never scrub slate floors with metal bristles. This can scratch them. Clean tools are also important to prevent dirt from spreading.
Clean up all cleaning solutions. Next, rinse the floor with water. Repeat the process until all soil is gone. Allow the floor to dry overnight. While the floor is drying, be careful not to spill any liquids on it. To bring out the slate's natural colors, you can apply a color-enhancing sealer or slate oil.
It is important to maintain slate floors' beauty by keeping stains out and keeping them clean. There are many products that can be used to clean slate floors, but you must use a slate sealant. Sealants will improve the slate's durability, stain resistance and moisture resistance. Sealants will make it easier to remove any efflorescence. It's not cheap, but it is worth it to maintain your slate floor in top condition.
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